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About six weeks ago I got an intermittent "coolant low - contact Tesla service" alert. A few days later I took out the frunk and found the coolant level was indeed low. I also discovered evidence of leakage underneath the 4-way valve (6007370-00-E). I can't be certain this is the source of the leak but it seems to be the most likely place to start.

I topped off the reservoir and just today received the low coolant alert today. So it's not a fast leak, but not something I want to deal with every six weeks.

Has anyone else had a similar slow leak? Has anyone else had this valve replaced?

Here are some pictures showing where I believe the leak is coming from.

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